Senator Cannon Addresses Lions Club on Space program
Senator Howard W. Cannon of Nevada urged Lions Club members and guests to support a space age program tied to national survival. He stressed peaceful uses of outer space, space communications, weather control, and the industrial and scientific benefits, arguing for strong national leadership and investment in peace and progress. The talk occurred at a Francis Scott Key Hotel dinner meeting with about 150 attendees including Rep. John Foley and Mrs. Foley.
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Steel Union Plans Higher Wages in Steel Talks
United Steelworkers of America with 1,200,000 members presses for substantial wage increases in contract talks set to start Tuesday with major steel companies. The union backed by wage policy committee approved aims include higher base pay and a shorter workweek.
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Chicago Greets First Ship There Via Seaway
The Prins Johan Willem Friso, 353 feet, becomes the first vessel to traverse the Sta. Lawrence Seaway to Chicago amid a double welcome. The Santa Regina, first American flagship to Chicago, arrived earlier as fireboats showered water and a city celebration honored the new deep draft waterway. Mayor Daley greeted Capt. Sander Klein with a flag as the Star Army band played.
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Senate debate links Marines, Army cuts to funds
The AFL CIO and George Meany pledge full backing as Senate fights planned reductions in Marine Corps strength to 175000 and Army manpower to 870000. Amendments tie up operating funds in a $2.85 billion bill, amid broader calls to prevent defense cutbacks and maintain national strength. The conference discussion follows a year of congressional action and a preceding 442 day voyage to Chicago First.
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Eisenhower requests medical research funds rise
The House approved 344,279,000 for medical research in the coming fiscal year, a 50 million increase from prior figures. The Appropriations Committee, largely Democratic, criticized the White House budget as a bid to show balance. Secretary Flemming called such claims misleading.
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Maryland House Votes on Budget and Health Bill
The House approved a fiscal year plan totaling 3.15 billion with NIH funding included in a health bill. The veto question failed to reach two thirds, falling four votes short. Democrats Foley Friedel Garmatz Fallon Johnson supported passage as the bill advances to the Senate.
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